EDGE Programs Overview
One-Week Summer Programs
ALL Summer 2020 Edge programs will be running remotely!
Taught by: Michael Horesh, Chemistry Teacher at Lexington High School
Chemistry can be among the most challenging requirements for college-bound students. But these courses don’t have to be difficult! Our one week intensive courses are designed to give students who are in, or entering high school, an edge in their chemistry courses. The curriculum is designed to equip kids with crucial skills and strategies, helping them to avoid the pitfalls that so many run into. The goal is to propel students to success. Learn More
Taught by: Trevor Kafka, is also a former 9th and 12th grade physics teacher at Wellesley High School, a top-ranked high school
Traditionally one of the most difficult high school science courses, this program will make learning the subject of physics more accessible and give you the edge to master your high school Physics class. Some of the most challenging concepts will be previewed in lectures and principles will be illustrated in experiments. Great for students looking for that edge to help them excel in their fall Physics courses. Learn More
Taught by: Regina Campbell-Malone, Teacher at Nobles and Greenough School
Planning to take AP Biology next fall? Want to gain that extra edge before classes even start? Then look no further, because the Boston Leadership Institute’s new AP Biology Edge program for summer 2018 is the answer to all your biology needs. AP Biology is a rigorous, college-level course and is notoriously known as one of the harder AP course. Learn More
Taught by: Jason Isaacs, math teacher at Needham High School
Get a jump on proofs, theorems, and topology in this one-week Geometry course. An introduction to the most creative subset of high school math, this course helps students get an edge on the material before reaching it in school. Our goal is to provide early exposure to the most difficult topics, thus preparing them to succeed in the future. Learn More
Taught by: Regina Campbell-Malone, Teacher at Nobles and Greenough School
High school Biology can be overwhelming to many students. The extent of the subject matter can be vast, and students have yet to see many of these topics before. Biology covers qualitative and quantitative observation, cell functions, perpetuation of species, genetics and chromosomal inheritance, DNA and RNA functions, taxonomy, organism classification, and more. Learn More
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